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Three new Russian equity capital markets deals were launched this week, with bankers confident that European equity investors are comfortable enough to buy Russian risk despite diplomatic tensions between the country and the West growing more hostile.

Varroc Engineering and Atria Convergence Technologies have submitted their respective draft prospectuses to list in India within the next few months.

Solusi Tunas Pratama, an Indonesian telecommunications company, has launched a $577m-equivalent dual-currency loan denominated in dollars and rupiah into general syndication.

SK Lubricants has begun gauging investor appetite for its W1.6tr ($1.5bn) IPO in South Korea through a syndicate of seven banks.

A year after selling a $3.1bn-equivalent four-currency, six-tranche Belt and Road blockbuster, Bank of China is making a comeback with another Reg S only bond to support the initiative.

An emerging markets DCM banker is at risk of redundancy at Citi, after over a decade at the bank. It is rare for a banker to be cut from Citi's CEEMEA DCM team, which is known for its stability, even through crisis years in the emerging markets.

AerCap Holdings, the Dutch aircraft leasing company, found big demand from lenders for its four year revolver, with the size of the facility rising by 46% to $950m during syndication.

French consulting company Capgemini wasted no time after the Easter break in announcing a new dual-tranche corporate bond issue on Tuesday. The benchmark tranches had 6.5 year and 10 year tenors and were announced alongside a tender offer, but the issuer had to pay a significant premium to its secondary curve.

State-owned holding company Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD) has successfully refinanced a loan maturing in June with a club deal.

Adira Dinamika Multi Finance, an Indonesian finance company, has launched a $250m term loan into general syndication, about seven months after sealing its previous fundraising.

Medikaloka Hermina has kicked off pre-deal investor education for a $250m IPO in Indonesia ahead of a mid-April launch.

Turk Eximbank has signed a €544m loan, above its launch amount of €300m, to refinance debt and support its business backing exporters.